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Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.
Among the first truly “modern” maps of Texas
the map served both as a scientific atlas and a colonial marketing tool—an effort to entice settlers
in the collection of the United States Naval Academy Museum
After his death in 1720
flying the Blue Peter
Antonio Zatta. Messico. Venice, 1785. 05_04_23 Among the first truly “modern”Antonio Zatta (Italian, fl. 17571797)Messico ovvero Nuova Spagna che continene il nuovo Messico la California con una parte de Paesi adjacentiVenice, 1785Engraved map with original hand color[Sheet size: 14 13 16 x 19 1 2 in.] Antonio Zattas 1785 map of Mexico and the American Southwest offers a richly detailed and beautifully hand colored European perspective on New Spain during a period of intense colonial competition and exploration. Drawing from
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